* Volume containing 100 consecutive issues of the newspaper "Hamishmar" from September 2, 1945 (issue announcing the end of World War II) to December 31, 1945 - issues no. 631-731 (third year). In the various issues can find extensive articles about the fate of the survivors in the various countries, shocking data about the concentration camps that were discovered and published for the first time, many "Yizkor" ads for the victims of the various camps, articles about "Nazi war criminals being prosecuted", Many articles in "The Question of Israel and the Division of land, the "Hebrew People" response to the White Paper, articles on "Open the Gates of the Land of Israel" against British rule, and a review of demonstrations against the British from all parts of the country, a review of the Nuremberg trials, and many advertisements by Israeli producers.
"Hamishmar"
began appearing on July 30, 1943 as a magazine of the Hashomer Hatzair movement. At the top of the first page of each issue was the movement's slogan: "Zionism, socialism, brotherhood of peoples." On January 25, 1948, it was renamed "Al Hamishmar".
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Volume with 97 consecutive issues of the "HaMashkif" newspaper from October 1, 1945 to January 29, 1946 - issues no. 2014 - 2111
. In the various issues can find extensive articles about the struggle on Palestine, diplomatic efforts against Britain, the war on the Arab enemy, attempts to return to Israel The exiles to the DP camps, the Nuremberg trials and attempts to predict how Goering might defend himself in his trial, opposition to the White Paper, disturbances among Egyptian Jews, disturbances against Libyan Jews, increased immigration to Palestine, the problem of Israeli refugees on German soil ("300,000 Jews gather in American-occupied territory in Germany"), Advertisements, and more.
"HaMashkif" - a Hebrew daily newspaper during the Yishuv, published by the Revisionist Party, the Tzahar. "HaMashkif" saw itself first and foremost as protecting the integrity of the homeland and this fact was expressed in the map of the Land of Israel on the title page of eatch sheet, Released in 1938-1949.
Both volumes are in good condition. The paper is a little fragile.
